Syngas production by partial oxidation of methane in a microchannel reactor over a Ni–Pt/La0.2Zr0.4Ce0.4Ox catalyst

Low energy cost conversion of methane to ethylene in a hybrid plasma-catalytic reactor system

“…CH4 can be converted into added value products either in two steps, via synthesis gas [9], or directly to C2 hydrocarbons in one step. Pyrolysis [10,11], partial oxidation [12,13], dry [14,15] and steam reforming [16] constitute CH4 valorization processes of great commercial interest [17].…”

Monolithic Ni–MOx/Ni-foam (M = Al, Zr or Y) catalysts with enhanced heat/mass transfer for energy-efficient catalytic oxy-methane reforming

“…However, the Ni-based catalysts often suffer from sintering of the Ni particles as well as the coke formation on Ni surface in this process. Most efforts have been made on improvement of anti-sintering and -coke Ni-based catalyst, for instance, by adding promoters (alkali, alkali earth, and rare earth metal oxides) or/and utilizing different supports (Al 2 O 3 , ZrO 2 , SiO 2 , La 2 O 3 and Y 2 O 3 ) [8][9][10][11]. The formation of 'hotspots' in the catalyst bed is considered as the one of the main causes for the Ni-sintering and carbon deposition [12].…”

Nanosized Composite Pt‐Ru Catalysts for Production of Modern Modified Fuels

“…The oxygen of CeO 2 may be involved in the oxidation of CO to C x particles. The introduction of CeO 2 accelerates the diffusion of O to PtO, but the O from PtO is not sufficient , .…”